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On 10 July 2023, the European Commission (Commission) published the much-awaited final version of the Implementing Regulation on...
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With aims to embed human rights and environmental protections throughout supply chains, the German Supply Chain Act...
Introduction This year’s demand letter to Shell’s board members by the NGO ClientEarth has drawn a lot of attention across corporate...
On 30 June 2022, the three institutions of the European Union (the Commission, the Parliament and the Council) announced their political...
The European Union continues to impose new sanctions and export control restrictions related to Russia, in response to the war in Ukraine...
Under the current procurement rules, parties can be excluded from bidding for public contracts on the basis of their past conduct. For...
On 6 December the Cabinet Office published its response to the consultation on Transforming Public Procurement, in which it clarifies its...
On 15 December, the UK government published its much anticipated Transforming public procurement green paper which sets out the...
As the end of the transition period looms, questions mount as to the form the UK’s public procurement remedies regime will take once it...
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on public spending in the UK. From ventilators and PPE equipment to free school meals...
Public bodies, including most obviously the NHS, are awarding a significant number of contracts directly, without holding a competition,...
The UK Cabinet Office released guidance this week on how contracting authorities should provide relief to at risk suppliers in existing...